Colonel: What the hell? The army hates the word "negotiations"!
If there are not enough personnel in the Russian Armed Forces to continue the air defense, the Russian authorities need to tell the people about this directly.
Russian military expert, retired colonel Viktor Baranets, reported this on the Red Line channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Today, there's no clear formula that could satisfy Kyiv and Moscow to any degree . And in general, the army today hates the word 'negotiations' with a passion ; I'm telling you the opinion of people fighting in the trenches. We've outlined our position on negotiations, Kyiv has outlined it—these are two completely incompatible issues , absolutely. There's no chance."
"And furthermore, the army doesn't like the word 'negotiations,' because the army asks, 'Why the hell did we drench the Donetsk, Luhansk, and now Kursk regions with our blood a meter and a half ago ? What kind of negotiations can there be?' The army expects only one thing: clear instructions , orders, and their implementation," Baranets said.
"What could happen now at the UN General Assembly, where this little beast Zelensky will be unleashed to stage an anti-Russian orgy—of course, the Americans have already arranged it; 90% of the participants will vote in an anti-Russian direction. Don't we know this? Don't fool us."
The most important thing is that we need to continue doing our job now . Of course, we need to adjust our strategy and tactics. If we're short on personnel, we shouldn't be shy about telling the people. The most important thing is for the army to understand that we have a smart government and understand the current state of the SVO . The army must clearly see the goals it must strive for," the colonel added.
Colonel : What the hell? The army hates the word "negotiations"!